Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-15
BRIEFLETS.
Picnics are the order of the day.

CYuuc IiIihuci muu, VI SuiuOSd, WOO III
the city today.
Supervisor Buffum of Andalusia, was
in town this morning.
Bernard Connolly is home from school
at Iowa City, for the summer.
Mark Ashdown, of Port Byron, had
business in the city yesterday.
Loans by the Rock Island Building as
ISOLATION, Tuesday June 81, 1887
Frank Bruff of the Harper house force,
went to St. Louis last night on a short
visit.
Superintendent S. S. Kemble was quite
i'll yesterday. DR.. Carter, his physician,
reports him much better today, however,
The Misses Ionic and Lizzie Denk-
mann have issued invitations for recep
ton tomorrow evening. 1t will be
pleasant affair.
A little smashup occurred near the
culvert on Moline avenue, opposite the
Brooks estate yesterday afternoon. No
one was injured.
Landlord Munger, of the Rock Island
house, is booming the Fourth of July
celebration for all it is worth. He is
patriotic and buoyant
Mr.. J. Schurr of Presumption. and Miss
E. ]. Gross of Cable, were married by
Rev. G. j. Lucky in the Rock Island
house psrlors at II 80 this morning.
Mrs. c. L. Walker and Miss Clara
Whitman were the prime movers of de-
lghtful picnic held at the tower last even
ing. There were eight ladies, and as
many gentlemen present.
Robert B. Lynn, aged four years, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lynn, 1925
Third avenue, died of cholera infantum
at 3;45 yesterday morning. The funeral
occurred at 2p m. today.
Mr.. c. G. Truesdale has purchased a
fine blooded sorrel from Mr. Fred Ehleb.
Truesdale is staunch admirer of thor.
oughbred horsefiesh. and he knows a
good animal when he sees it,
Wide Awake hose company will have
a grand picnic at 10 Huber's garden from
p. m. to 10 m. on Saturday June IS
A cordial invitation is extended tC
the public to come and participate.
DR. J. W. Cowden, is receiving pleas.
ant visit from his daughters, Miss Jennie
| who is tutor in deaf and dumb asylum
at Council Bluffs, and Miss Rhods anC
Mr.. John Cowden who are students il
the Iowa State University.
Mr.. Homer J. Lowery is again feeling
the public pulse on the driving parl
| question. He hrs assurance that Mohn,
will contribute one half to the support o
the park if the association can be formed
and suitable grounds established.
Some typographical errors appeared ii
the list of subscriptions to ST, Luke
hospital published in last nights ARGUS
The corrections are as follows: Mrs. G.
W. Halves, 8; Mr.. W. J. Browne. $12
Mrs. Benser, S12; Mr.. Letter. 1920.
If you are going to have party, pic
mic, wedding. or any social gathering, b
sure and go to Krell 6 Maths, and &c
their prices on ice cream. They cal
give you the best there is made, and a
reasonable prices.
| DR.. J. W. Cowden was called to con
suit with Dr. Morgan, of Port Byron
yesterday on the condition of a son O
Mr.. John SchalI near Hillsdale. TIL
young man is afflicted with rheumatism
which has attacked his brain He is in
very precarious state.
Il Thomas Latin of Bowling, is HON
from Chicago, where he with eight other
stood even in their shooting contest to
the board of trade 81 900 diamond badg
of the Chicago gun club. The contes
, will be shot off later on. and the badg
, will not be awarded until then
James B. Ladders, past captain {
, Beardsley camp and chief musterin
officer of the Illinois division, Aldern a
Winslow Howard. delegate, and W. I
Drips, captain of Beardsley camp. lie
, this morning for Peoria to attend II
) state encampment of the Sons of Vete
= ans.
al Krell & Math have from four to 81
flavors of ice cream TO select from, and
: making their fruit flavors they use mott
ing but the fruit itself for flavor theret
guaranteeing their patrons the fru
iavors. and the purest ice cream to be hs
= in the three cities. Call and give them
!, trial, and become convinced.
Hon. J. W. Green, formerly of Davel
port, who was prominently mention,
! for corporation counsel for Chicago
the time of Mayor Roche's election, b
o who was defeated by 0. h. Horton. w
8 Monday appointed to the office, NJ
= Horton having resigned to accept Sc
g on the probate bench.
;. The Y. NJ C. A. have announced a
other sociable for tomorrow evening,
: their rooms over the Peoples Nation
o bank. at which they hope to see nothil
II left but standing room. Their last effo
: in this direction was quite successful, al
}. the managing committee seem confide
e this will be more so. Every young m
who reads this, and hasn't pre- vious e
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